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What the Alienated Child Won't Tell You - Lisa Rothfus

Do you ever wonder what the alienated child and alienated grandchild are thinking? Do you ever wonder how they are dealing with with alienation and the hell on earth that it brings and how they cope? Do you ever wonder how they feel about all of this high conflict? In this segment tonite, please pay close attention as Lisa Rothfus will be speaking to us on what the alienated child doesn't tell us. Lisa Rothfus is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 35 years of experience working with families and children in private practice. She earned her Master’s degree in Social Work from Simmons School of Social Work in Boston, Massachusetts, and completed internships at two Harvard teaching hospitals. To further her expertise, she pursued post-master’s training in Structural Family Therapy at the Cambridge Family Institute in Boston. Lisa specializes in counseling families navigating various stages of divorce and high-conflict family situations. Her work includes the assessment and treatment of families impacted by Parental Alienation, offering Reunification Therapy for cases ranging from mild to severe. She has been appointed by courts across numerous Texas counties to assess and provide counseling for families dealing with alienation or estrangement issues. In addition to her clinical work, Lisa has served as a Guardian Ad Litem, Mediator, and Parent Facilitator/Coordinator in the Texas court system. She has also been appointed as a Reunification Therapist for out-of-state families when the child resides in Texas. Lisa offers a unique 4-day Intensive Reunification Program out of Austin, Texas, designed for severely alienated parents who have been granted custody of their alienated child. This program, which requires a “no contact order,” integrates structural family therapy, psychoeducation, experiential therapy, and includes a comprehensive aftercare protocol for the alienating parent.